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Hazelnut catkins are the first native blossoms to appear in the new year.
Naturalist Notebook: Hazelnut’s Winter Flowers and Swarms of Kelp Crabs
Through the fits and starts of the KP's oceanic weather, spring’s progression can be tracked by the blooming and leaf-out of our diverse wild plants. more
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The winter-blooming camellia benefits from mulch around the root zone or an insulating layer around the exposed plant.
Compliments to the Cold Weather Garden, Our Frosty Frenemy
KP Gardens: Frost glimmers on mossy branches as dormant gardens quietly prepare for spring's vibrant return. more
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For That Special Someone: Slimy Green Potato Crust Quiche
KP Cooks: potatoes can make a delicious crust for a creamy quiche, blending fresh veggies and cheese into breakfast bliss. more
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PHS Seahawks huddle.
Gig Harbor Tides Win 10th Fish Basket in Close Crosstown Match-up
The Gig Harbor Tides boys basketball team overcame the Peninsula Seahawks in the 10th annual Fish Basket rivalry game Jan. 15. more
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Peninsula senior Jonah Bergerson powers through the water during the 100-yard butterfly at the Shark Bowl against Gig Harbor Jan. 9. His time of 52.03 not only earned him a win but also shattered a 15-year-old PHS record, his second in less than a year.
Finding His Lane: The Meteoric Rise of Jonah Bergerson
In four short years, the Peninsula Seahawks swimmer went from rookie to record-setter. more
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‘James’ by Percival Everett: A Mark Twain Tale From a New Angle
KP Reads: Percival Everett's "James" delves into identity, race, and history with sharp wit and depth. more
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Carson Zimmerman scored 16 points in his final game at the Peninsula High School gymnasium.
River Ridge Ruins Peninsula’s Senior Basketball Night
Peninsula’s 10-point lead vanishes as the River Ridge Hawks outscore the Seahawks 23-9 in the fourth to win 53-49. more
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While Grace Richardson doesn’t lead any single statistical category in the league, she ranks near the top in all major areas.
Richardson’s Triple-Double Leads Seahawks To Fish Basket Win Over Gig Harbor
PHS girls basketball overcomes a sloppy start to sink the Gig Harbor Tides in the fourth quarter. more
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Home resident Lynn Lloyd is one of the original Strummers.
Musical Friends Create Community on the Key Peninsula
KP locals strike a chord and spark a thriving music scene, uniting the area in harmony and fun. more
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Rena Mason with some inspiring home decor.
Crafting Horror from the Shadows of the Pacific Northwest
When Rena Mason moved to the overcast landscape of the PNW, it was more than a change of scenery. It was a shift in atmosphere. more
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Individual chicken pot pie with puff pastry crust.
A Pot Pie For All Seasons, or at Least This One for Right Now
KP Cooks: Chicken pot pie is a timeless comfort food blending flaky crust and a savory filling. more
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‘Ruby Bridges Goes to School: My True Story’
KP Reads: Ruby Bridges tells her story of bravery as she integrated a school in New Orleans. more
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Swinging a maul takes practice and is a beneficial lifelong skill.
Boy Scouting is a Tradition in Crisis on the Key Peninsula
Key Peninsula's Troop 220 sees declining membership, raising concerns for its future. more
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The relaunched Western Flyer in June 2022, before receiving her new mast.
Relics for Sale: Of Steinbeck, Ricketts, Western Flyer and the KP
Original parts from the Western Flyer, famed for Steinbeck's 1940 "Sea of Cortez" voyage, head to auction, linking maritime and literary history. more
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Peninsula junior Ella Coates battles for position in the Puget Sound League championship game against Gig Harbor Oct. 29. Known for her tenacity, Coates scored 11 goals and hand nine assists en route to a first-team All-PSL season.
Coates Sees the Field Differently, and It’s Paying Off for Peninsula
Junior Ella Coates shines as a top national soccer talent, leading the Peninsula Seahawks on the field and eyeing her future. more
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The Purdy Spit is a good place to watch surf scoters in action.
Underwater With the Surf Scoters of Burley Lagoon
Surf scoters, striking sea ducks with bold plumage, gather in Burley Lagoon, offering a stunning spectacle for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts this winter. more
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How to Chop an Onion Without Crying and Other Life Lessons
There is only one surefire hack to prevent crying over onions. It’s easy — just get your heart broken a few times. more
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Discovering ‘The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’
The "Invention of Nature" reveals how Humboldt transformed our understanding of nature's interconnectedness. more
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PHS Girls Bowling Team (from left to right) Nikki, Kayla, Ella (captain), Ashley, Janelle, Allison, Payton, Rick Whitcher (assistant coach), Kristy Whitcher (coach). Not pictured: Elisha, Emilia.
Kristy Whitcher Turns Beginners into Bowlers at Peninsula
Kristy Whitcher’s pitch for players to join her team reads like a simple, old-school classified ad. WANTED: Aspiring bowlers eager to learn from a pro. All skill levels are welcome. No … more
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Grace Richardson displaying her superpower — tremendous court vision.
‘Grace-ful’ Moves Help Seahawks Star Guard Reach the Next Level
From her rhythmic court vision to a relentless work ethic, Grace Richardson is poised to shine in her senior year. more
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